Mitad Tú, Mitad Yo
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Mitad Tú, Mitad Yo
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Quiero ver jugueteando
Por las piezas y patios
Un muñeco de carne
Mitad tu mitad yo
Que lleve en sus cabellos
El color de tu pelo
Y en sus ojos de cielo
La mirada piadosa
Que Dios me regaló
Quiero ver jugueteando
Ahora y siempre y por vida
Un muñeco de carne
Mitad tu mitad yo
Que lleve en sus mejillas
La humedad de tus besos
Y en su boca el perfume
Y en su boca el perfume
Que tu seno le dio
Quiero ver que me busca
Quiero ver que me espera
Quiero sentir su abrazo
Cuando me vea llegar
Quiero que diga cosas
Y me cuente mentiras
Quiero que me consuele
Cuando me vea llorar
Quiero después morirme
Sabiendo que te queda
Un muñeco de carne
Mitad tu mitad yo
Que lleve en sus cabellos
El color de
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